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by Gare 4y ago
What doesn't make sense? That traveling by car is extremely energy intensive?
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by Gare 4y ago
How would you sell a fridge or a car in the EU if you're not compliant?
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by Gare 4y ago
Hard to hit two skyscrapers with a train. When it comes to railway terrorism, there are more effective infrastructure threats than some guy boarding a passenger train with an explosive.
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by Gare 4y ago
Most of the world is not Netherlands, though.
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by Gare 4y ago
What? Web APIs are one of the most stable APIs in existence. "Don't break the web" is taken very seriously.
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by Gare 4y ago
> I ditched them when they pushed so hard for DoH which looks a lot like ad delivery tech to me. It looks like privacy-enabling tech to me. I don't want my ISP to snoop which domains I visit or hijack DNS requests.
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by Gare 4y ago
YAML 1.2 fixed that, but almost nobody supports or uses it (in my experience).
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by Gare 4y ago
Wasn't Ellen Pao pro-free speech? https://www.cnet.com/culture/former-reddit-ceo-defends-ellen...
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by Gare 4y ago
Isn't the point of a (good) movie creating a shared cultural experience? Discussion and memes based on movies don't work quite well if everybody is watching a different movie.
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by Gare 4y ago
English Wikipedia is written from PoV of English sources (and therefore English-speaking countries). It should use a name that is most common in those countries.
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by Gare 5y ago
We had to rotate all our handles to vertical because our cat learned in 2 weeks how to operate them.
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by Gare 5y ago
Better to bury the waste than to pump it as CO2 into the air, no?
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by Gare 5y ago
MB version appears to allow it, and I recall playing it like you did.
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by Gare 5y ago
Syllabic "r" [slogotvorno "r"] American English has it too, for example in pronounciation of "work".
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by Gare 5y ago
There are many scenarios where joining forces results in higher returns. If my investment is larger, how should we split the profit?
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by Gare 5y ago
> Electric aircraft doesn't really strike me as this kind of customer. Aircraft has relatively inflexible fueling demands based on customer demand that is reserved weeks ahead of time. I think you misunderstood. The parent comment
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by Gare 5y ago
To be fair, I am around 500 km from the westernmost border, so not that far in American terms. We were affected by the Chernobyl disaster.
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by Gare 5y ago
> as existing NATO countries aren't core interests to Russia The Baltic states (former Soviet Union states) might be
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by Gare 5y ago
Nope, it's from Geiger counter on my desk.
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by Gare 5y ago
Technically, it was tsunami that caused trouble.
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by Gare 5y ago
It's past 3 AM in Ukraine. Every couple minutes, it seems.
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by Gare 5y ago
0.1 microsieverts (uSv) per hour is normal background radiation rate. Right now in my apartment (far from Ukraine) the dose rate is 0.12 uSv/h.
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by Gare 5y ago
It's actually 52 m. The cab of the overtaking truck has to clear both the truck it's overaking and place itself one full length ahead.
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by Gare 5y ago
The end result is waste heat. Capturing it would be great, but a battery is needed for that. Capacitors are still not up to the task for that amount of energy.
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by Gare 5y ago
> then waiting 24 hours to get data back Why 24 hours? The JWST is only 5 light-seconds away and has up to 28 Mbit/s downlink.
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by Gare 5y ago
Some password management programs (I know for KeePassXC) clear the clipboard automatically after several seconds.
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by Gare 5y ago
> As a language JS progressed a lot, so much I am not sure if switching to TS is a good idea or I just need to wait until JS will catch up with TS. Can you elaborate on this? TS is just adding type checking to JS, the only runtime additi
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by Gare 5y ago
ADX Florence comes to mind: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADX_Florence
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by Gare 5y ago
I'm more of a 255 guy
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by Gare 5y ago
It is estimated around 400 000 infected cows entered human foodchain in the UK in the 1980s. Less than 200 people died. Samples from appendectomy imply many more are infected, but didn't develop symptoms (yet). https://en.m.

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